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>>1394142
https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/

>>1394142
The Jews

what tickers

>>1394124
OGI and APH specifically, CGC a shit

>>1394118
It's getting cooked into the price early. Congrats, you got in early enough.

Not me. I'm up 543% and still holding.

>>1394039
I shorted Ethereum when it was $20+ and made about 2 grand. I don't know why you're laughing....

>>1393987
Only responding because this is likely too stupid to be a troll.

It's not the same.
Unions negotiate with said corporations regarding wages and working conditions. I don't think anybody would complain if corporations negotiated with consumers' unions to fix prices for their products either.

>>1393987

Unions participate in collective bargaining which is different from price fixing. It's the same process any individual worker could do, but just leverages numbers to actually get a result.

>>1393955
Start contributing to a roth IRA.

Invest some time into getting a job you lazy faggot.

>>1393955
I think there are some ideas floating around here, somewhere..

They're doing what they want to do. It's not that complicated.

>>1393903
no one has told them or showed them often enough that they will make no money. no one has explained to them or impressed upon them what it means to be poor. no one has carefully explained to them that no one gives a fuck what they draw or paint or create visuals of on a canvas or piece of paper.

to make matters worse, to the contrary, they've probably been told to go ahead and pursue whatever their heart desires, or whatever interests them.

what stops them from doing so? ignorance, naivete, misguided encouragement from baby boomer parents. they'll know what it means to live in the real world soon enough when their parents stop putting up with them or their bank-loan paper funny money starts coming due.

For some people, their career is a means to achieve their goals. For others, their career is their goal.

>>1393705
dis gon be gud

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>>1393705
about tree fiddy

>>1393705

Well most brokerage accts require 500 to start... so 500?

There is literally no point to have a savings acct with interest rates at fucking nothing. At the very least get a boring stock with a decent dividend - or even a bond.

>>1393661
Either when the fed raises interest rates or a new president is elected, neither of which is on the immediate horizon.

>>1393663
I think we're going to have a small one soon. Haven't you seen the S&P?

>>1393654
Because most are just paying out their key employees with huge bonuses and when shit hits the fan that leverage really hurts them. Banks don't really care about their customers or inventories because they have all of the control.

It takes 20 million to start a bank. When you have that kind of money to toss around you're free to start anything from a factory to major real estate development.

Also you're really not seeing costs there, starting up takes a good chunk of change in the form of licensing, insurance, salaries, and extremely expensive facilities.

>>1393654
I guess you don't follow the EU markets OP.

European court just ruled that when a bank is nearing insolvency and bankruptcy ALL of its shareholders and creditors (!) can be stripped of their assets before a government is allowed to inject more money into it.

I only buy ETFs, so I hold indefinitely

>>1393596
Depends on a lot of things.
General market direction, presence of dividends, industry relevance, etc.

>>1393596
Depends on the situation.

"The stock still has the potential of going up in X months, because of X factor, BUT I could make more money if I invest in X right now."

Do what you think is right. If you no longer feel something applys, change your position. If there is still reason to be in X stock, stay.

Bitcoin

>>1393526
Trumps

wives, daughters and fucciboi neets had to suck cocks hence the old expression, "awe noo here comes the tax collector". Most medieval time tax collectors had the herp and all kinds of plague

>>1393525
Make like Wesley Snipes and put 2.6 mil on it.

>>1393490
pretty bitter atm tbqh senpai

>>1393490
Prudent.

No.

>>1393506
Seconded. Paid off house should not be a big point in retirement plans, especially with rates this low.

>>1393483
Thats financial idependance. Id say actual retiremwnt would be enough passive income to cover base expenses and then 2.5x average monthly with outings / hobbies included

Im a simple man but my dream isnt to shitpost on 4chan all day or anything that gaylame

>>1393480
Yes, if you know where to buy.

I personally bought old books for €1 that were worth €10 on eBay and €30 in old book stores.